MIDTERM Flashcards

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are devices that increases the energy of the charged particles like protons, deuterons (H2), tritons (H3) and alpha particles to enable the nuclear reaction upon impact with a target.

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Accelerator

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what are the 2 types of accelerator that produces radionuclide

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cyclotron or linear accelator

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enables the nuclear reaction upon impact with the target

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protons
deuterons (H2)
tritons (H3)
alpha particles

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produces radionuclide

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accelerator

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5
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used to block and absorb neutrons; has a very high flux of neutron

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paraffin wax

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device for accelerating charged particles to high energy using magnetic and oscillating electrostatic fields causing the particle to move in a spiral path with increasing energy

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cyclotron

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who developed the cyclotron and what year was it developed

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Ernest O. Lawrence
1930’s

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consists of a hollow metal electrodes called “DEES” between the poles of a large electromagnet

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cyclotron

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spiral path

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cyclotron

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10
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circle path

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betatron

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changes polarity; + to - or - to +

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oscillator

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when there is no space for the ions to rotate around the DEES it will directly go to the ____

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window

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2 methods of production of Radionuclide in a nuclear reactor

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  1. Neutron Activation or Thermal Neutron Reactor
  2. Fission Product Separation
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the core of a nuclear reactor has a very high flux of neutrons that are produced in a self sustaining nuclear chain reaction.

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neutron activation

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when the neutron strike a target, some of the neutrons are captured by the nuclei of the target atom and become radioactive

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neutron activation

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when the neutron strike a _____, some of the neutrons are captured by the nuclei of the target atom and become ______

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target
radioactive

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17
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incident particle is also known as

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neutron

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18
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when protons or neutrons are added in the nucleus it becomes _____

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unstable

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when the nucleus becomes unstable it emits _______ and be more _____

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prompt gamma
radioactive

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20
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release gamma rays until it becomes of stable

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-B

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21
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physics of nuclear bombs

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Fission Product Separation

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22
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the fission process itself results in the production of lighter radionuclides of unequal mass some of which are in nuclear medicine

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Fission Product Separation

23
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What elements creates chain reaction

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Ba 141 (56)- Barium
Kr 92 (36)- Krypton

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what are used for making atomic bombs (ie. element)

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U 235 (92)
Reactor

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is a system that provides a radionuclide by radioactive decay. This system locally produced a relatively short half-life product (daughter)
genrator
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a radionuclide generator is a radioactive series in which a short-lived (daughter) isotope is produced for a decay of a longer lived (parent) isotope
Generator Produced Radionuclide
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Element, that is most commonly used in Nuclear Medicine (daughter element)
`Technetium 99- Tc99m
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what is the half-life of Tc99m
6 hrs
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what is the half life of Mo99; (parent element)
66 hrs
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Consist of a longer-lived parent and a shorter wavelength daughter
Radionuclide Generators
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The ___ product will still have a useful half-life for clinical applications
daughter
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What are the most important generator system
Molybdenum/ Tc-99m Generator System
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is called a radioisotope "cow", which is a radioactive parent decays a radioactive daughter
radionuclide generator
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radioisotope is also known as "____"
cow
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often colloquially referred to as "COWS" as they are milked to obtain radionuclide is covered by lead (Pb) to reduce radiation
Radionuclide Generators
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Mo-99 (parent) = ____
cow
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Tc-99m (daughter)= ______
milk
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the process made by Tc-99m (milk) & Mo-99 (cow) is called _____
milking
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process
`elution
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saline solution
eluant
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radioactive daughter
eluate
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produced by a nuclear reactor genertor
radioactive parent Mo-99
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fission products comes a ____
radioactive daughterTc-99m
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_____ doesn't contain any lead
saline solution
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are physicians who use radioactive materials to diagnose and treat disease
Nuclear Medicine Radiologist
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also known as
Nuclear Medicine Radiologist
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work with nuclear instrumentation and radiation dosimery
Nuclear Medicine Physicist
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once known as radiopharmacist specialize in preparing, dispensing, and distributing radiopharmaceuticals or radioactive drugs
Nuclear Pharmacist
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works closely with the nuclear medicine radiologist. may prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, perform imaging procedures, enhancing images utilizing a computer and analyzes biomedical specimen
Nuclear Medicine Technologist
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he/she also performs statistical analysis of the data and must digitally process the images.
Nuclear Medicine technologist
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what are the key responsibilities of nuclear medicine technologists
patient safety accurate documentation
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he/she reviews the imaging protocols used in the nuclear medicine department and reviewing all dosimetry records for the faciiity
Radiation Safety Officer
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he/she served on the radiation safety committee
Radiation Safety Officer